Sentence examples for organised something from inspiring English sources
Earlier this year, BeMyApp, an events organiser for professional developers, organised something similar in San Francisco.
We organised something of a reunion with a group of ex-sharpie friends and they gave us the down-low on "the good old days".
Caregivers were attracted to care services if they were culturally and linguistically congruent, as a Chinese caregiver stated: In the day care, they organised something that mum and dad used to love, namely, watching 1960s-1970s kind of movies.
"Perhaps Bono could organise something".
And I wanted to organise something for people like myself".
It read: "No, but you could always organise something".
In light of diminishing opportunities in Pakistan, it might be worth organising something again in Lahore.
"I took it upon myself to organise something nice for him," said Reddit user Ross McMahon, according to The National.
Pretty soon, it needs to organise something to help it get oxygen and nutrients and get rid of waste.
"In eight hours they can organise something sublime which, for us, would take a minimum of eight years.
"We are frantic at the moment trying to organise something else, we've had four venue cancellations.
